Kids love to have fun in the summer, whether shooting water balloons at friends or sitting inside and thinking about Halloween. Make the most of summer with this Groupon.
$42 for a One-Day Camp for Kids Ages 6–14 (Up to an $85 Value)
With this Groupon, kids have the option of attending their chosen camp from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. (a $65 value) or 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (an $85 value). Choose from the following options:
Lower Loxahatchee River Snorkel Safari
- Wednesday, July 10
- Wednesday, August 7<p>
Campers explore a section of the river protected by massive mangrove trees that form a sanctuary for schools of fish and stingrays. It is not uncommon to see other aquatic creatures such as sea turtles and manatees. A River Center Educator provides information about the wildlife and leads a scavenger hunt.<p>
Ocean Surfing and Estuary Exploration
- Friday, June 14
- Friday, June 21
- Friday, July 19
- Friday, August 2<p>
Sun, surf, and sand make a free-form playground for kids kitted out with paddleboards, surfboards, and kayaks. Located on the south side of the Jupiter Inlet, the estuary is inhabited by a variety of sea creatures including manatees, snook, crabs, and mollusks. The beachy day camp combines watery adventures with ecological education.<p>
Indian River Snorkel Safari
- Wednesday, June 12
- Wednesday, June 26
- Wednesday, July 24<p>
This journey sets out on kayak and paddleboard from the Jupiter Outdoor Center’s location across from the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and heads into one of the country’s most diverse estuaries, the Indian River. These dates are carefully chosen to maximize visibility and paddling conditions.<p>
Jungle Adventure
- Tuesday, July 9
- Tuesday, July 23
- Tuesday, August 13<p>
Kids venture upstream on the Loxahatchee River to explore a virtual jungle of towering cypress trees. Otters backstroke, cormorants dive, and butterflies flit from branch to branch as the boats paddle deeper into the wilderness. Lucky campers might even spot a clan of alligators basking in the sun.<p>
Fort Pierce Outdoor Center
Manatees glide under the silent shade of mangrove trees. Dolphins flock together in the water. At Fort Pierce Outdoor Center, visitors immerse themselves in local ecosystems through watery sports such as kayaking and standup paddleboarding, embarking on guided tours, or heading out to explore on their own.
Group tours take paddlers out to explore local waterways as guides expound on local history. On the Mangroves and Manatees Paddle Tour, guests traverse the calm waters of the mangrove estuaries and boundary waters surrounding Fort Pierce Inlet State Park as they keep their eyes open for local wildlife. While the animals will vary, it's common to see a variety of seabirds along with aquatic life like manatees or even a pod of dolphins. The tour includes all needed equipment, along with safety gear and an experienced guide to ensure guests have a safe and fun experience.
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